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Stagecoach 1995
Volume 97
Saint Mary's College and High School
900 Hillsborough Street
Raleigh, NC 27603
The performing dance ensemble rehearses long
hours for their spring performance.
Krista Hurlbut and Chip Williams welcome girls to
Saint Mary's.
Above Right: Mrs. Ivey hugs Jennifer Ormsby and
Margaret Rowell.
2 Introduction
Maria Granda and Kathi Taylor are all dressed up, but Elizabeth Stark is being initiated into Undatettes.
where are they going?
fee Sidler points out Smedes to Mrs. Wiley Earp and Meredith Ferguson and Ches Pope listen attentively to ghost stories and fortune telling provided by Dean Jones
fe.Beth Harris. during Ocktoberfest.
r ~T Te made the trip
\l\/ for different rea-
V V sons. We trav-
elled from various
ocales and diverse
backgrounds. But, we
lave a tie that will link
is together forever. No
natter how far we jour-
ley, or how much we
'row, we will always be
Saint Mary's girls" and
is such we will know
>ach other.
Some of us ventured
lere for academic rea-
sons. The rigorous
chedule and the vari-
ety of classes was hard
:o resist. The flexibility
)f the teachers made
earning something
that we really wanted
po do, some of us for the
first time. The outside
tielp that the faculty
provided put the stu-
ient and teacher in a
close one on one rela-
tionship.
The opportunity to
become involved in
every level of campus
life was appealing to
many of us. There were
clubs, sports teams,
student leadership
offices, publications,
chorale, drama, dance,
the offerings were end-
less. Every activity we
participated in brought
us closer to the heart of
"the Saint Mary's expe-
rience."
What was the initial
attraction? Was it the
intimate campus atmos-
phere, the personal
attention we received on
our first visit, or the
friendly smiles we saw
exchanged among
friends and were also
directed at us,
strangers? Or was it the
overwhelming sense of
history and timeless-
ness that emanates
from the venerable
buildings and the brick
walks? Or was it the
sure knowledge that we
would be surrounded by
people who would nur-
ture and guide us as
members of a warm
and wonderful extended
family. We learned
from them and about
them as they learned
from us and about us.
As we acknowledged
our similarities and our
differences, we were
readying ourselves for
the next stage of our
journey. And every day
we saw and were
increasingly able to
pass on that which we
had seen. Once we
leave we will continue
to pass it on because
We are all teachers. . .
Introduction 3
The Stagecoach is lovingly dedicated to our friend and protector
ATLAS BREWER
A Fond Farewell
It's late afternoon and your
car won't start. You HAVE to
be in Chapel Hill in thirty
minutes. What on earth are you
going to do? Call Captain
Brewer of course. You see a
funny looking guy that you have
never seen before on campus.
You are suspicious. What are
you going to do? Call Captain
Brewer, of course. He'll discover
that it is only Jennifer's
date. You come in late at night
and the campus is dark and
quiet. Who is there to greet
Atlas Brewer watches carefully the comings and
goings on campus. He has an uncanny ability to know
just who belongs where.
you? Captain Brewer, of course.
One of the most steadfast and
reassuring sounds you can hear
is Captain Brewer's "Hey
there! How're you doing?" His
hearty voice lets you know that
all is well around the school and
that you are safe and secure. He
has been guarding us with
patience and devotion for four-
teen and a half years. His per-
sonality leaves a warm glow
wherever he goes on campus
as he checks to see that build-
ings are locked, lights are out
and the young women are where
they are supposed to be wher
they are supposed to be
Captain Brewer is retiring ir
the spring of 1995. It will be
virtually impossible to replace
him. Sure, somebody will be
head of security, but that some
body will not be Atlas Brewer
The light that falls on the grove
will not be quite as bright wher
Captain Brewer retires. W<
will miss him tremendously.
4 Dedication
"Saint Mary's Security. This is Brewer speaking."
From his office in the student center or from his many
rounds of the campus, Brewer was as close as the
telephone.
On a cold December night, amid candles and carols
and stars, Captain Atlas Brewer presided over the
Lighting 0' the Grove. At his command hundreds of
lights blinked on and, with the luminaria, illuminated
friends from town and campus who had joined to wel-
come the Christmas season.
Dedication 5
The Journey Begins
you, who are on the road must have a code that you cart
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6 Opening Day
T
he doors to
a unique
and
special world
are opened to us
from the first
day. . A world
where honesty
and trust are
the norm, and
anything else is
unacceptable.
The Honor Code
is the
foundation for
the lessons that
we learn and the
lives that we
lead. We are
part of an
atmosphere that
nurtures
learning and
gives students
an opportunity
to plant their
feet on the
ground,
preparing them
for the obstacles
that they will
face down the
road.
Divider 7
The 152nd Annual
Every road has a begin-
ning and an end. For
the new students arriv-
ing at Smedes on Saturday,
August 20th, the beginning of
their road had heen paved by
the SGA and RA old girls who
came before them on August
17th.
New girls were greeted by blue
and white balloons floating
from ribbons tied to lamp posts
and railings, gaily decorated
bulletin boards and welcoming
signs on the dormitory doors.
Sandwiched in among the
marathon of meetings were pic-
nics, scavenger hunts, get-
acquainted parties, skits, sum-
mer reading sessions and
more names to remember than
anyone believed she ever could.
Everyone seemed to be smil-
ing all the time and there was a
suppressed air of excitement on
the day the returning students
arrived. The campus, which
had certainly been busy enough
before, now teemed with activ-
ity. Squeals of glee echoed
throughout the grove as friends
greeted friends they had not
seen all summer. Everyone
talked at once, sharing, laugh-
ing, and settling back into the
familiar routine.
By all accounts Orientation
1994 was one of the most suc-
cessful ever.
The new students are greeted by day student leaders, Harper Best and Laura Montgomery, who are distributing
Publicity and Home Permission forms. These sheets add to the huge packets of information that new students
receive on opening day.
Tracy Ivey and Julie Morgan wear the tee shirts and
shorts that identity them as members of the orientation
committee.
8 Orientation
Pilgrimage to Smedes
What a Welcoming Committee! The lovely faces of the SGA and Resident Assistants shed blood, sweat and tears Dr - Jenkins and Mary Harvard Nolde certainly seem glad the new
to get the school ready for all of us. But they had a great time doing it! They were easily recognizable in paprika Y ear IS beginning,
tee shirts on the first few days of school
Opening Day 9
The Goodbyes Make
10 Student Life
the Journey Harder
er the
ears,
^^r when
alumnae are
asked about
their
experiences,
almost all of
them value the
friendships they
made. The close
bonds that are
forged in the
early days of life
on campus
usually last
throughout
lifetimes. Many
will keep in
touch for years
to come. One
disadvantage we
all share is the
knowledge that
one day we will
have to part
with our friends,
who have
become a vital
part of our every
day lives.
Divider 11
Oh
The
Places
You'll
Go
The director of student
activities and day student
coordinator were busy
planning countless trips and
functions for students to attend.
Some of them included roller
skating, days at Pullen and
Jaycee parks, trips to the zoo,
picnics, and many others.
Kati Chapman and Ashley Wellons are a prime exam-
ple of the closeness shared between friends who are
always together. Here, they are having dinner on the
dining hall patio.
Above Center: Katherine Holt and Lynn Pntchett are
having difficulties manuvenng their paddle boat at
Pullen Park. It looks like they are headed for a collision
with the photographer's boat.
High school students went roller skating on one of
the first weekends after school started.
12 Planned Activities
Far left: Emily Jenkins, Cooper
Thornhill, Emily McQueen, and
Emmye Taft are collecting samples
of creek water on an environmental
science field study. Where did
Emily J. get those overalls?
Ninth and tenth graders Sarah
Harris, Nancy DiMaio, Kat Krouse,
Meghan Costello, Tamara Cochran,
Katherine Mitchell, Erica Lind,
Catherine Cerne, Sarah Barbee,
and Elizabeth Hill took a trip to the
zoo.
Catherine Forsythe and Anna
Bradsher Honeycutt woik together
on a lab experiment in their science
class.
Pullen Park was a blast when
boarding students visited on a
Saturday in August. We climbed on
the caboose, rode the train around
the park, toyed with paddle boats,
among other things.
Student Life 13
JulieAnne Arnold and her friend Bud listen attentively
as always, to the wonderful words of Dr. E.
Jessica Hobbs, Allison Wilkes, and Louise Harris are
jukin' and jivin' to the rhythm of When Cousins Marry
Dr. Esthimer is a true carry-over from those 70's years.
Has he always been this laid back?
14 Labor Day Picnic
Fall Frolics
On a lazy afternoon at
summer's ebb, Dr.
Esthimer's Band, When
Cousins Marry, provided the
entertainment for the Labor Day
Picnic. They played a variety of
classical rock music which kept
the girls listening for hours. The
usual picnic menu of hamburgers
and hot dogs was served on the
patio outside the dining hall.
Although it doesn't take much to
get girls excited about a holiday,
this picnic added to the feelings of
anticipation.
Maria Granda, Heather Holder), Farrah Amerson, Mika Annie Mason, Alice Manning, and Betsy Poole wait for
Lanier, Alicia Isenberg, and Jenny Bennett dramatize a the dinner Mrs. Hill and Mr Mathieu are preparing for their
scene from "Little Women." advisees.
Student Life 15
Amid all the commotion of "meeting" our sisters, we took
a break and had some delicious cake. It was labeled just
in case we forgot why we were there.
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Leslie Allred found El Boykin, her long lost sister. The
two caught up and remembered old times. It's funny that
they don't resemble each other much, isn't it?
Southern Belles Erica Lind, Melissa Razabdowski, Laura
Montgomery, and Harper Best enjoy the cake and
lemonade as they rest in the shade.
Tea for Two
On a balmy Thursday
afternoon in September,
Saint Mary's girls were
invited to an English Lawn Party
right after an All Campus
Chapel. The shaded grassy area
between Pittman Auditorium and
the soccer field was a scene right
out of a Jane Austen novel.
Dressed in their finest, Big Sisters
searched for their Little Sisters
and when they found them, got
acquainted over cake and
lemonade. Graceful figures
floated through the air as girls
played badminton and and swung
croquet mallets. It was a chance
for Old Girls to greet each other
and meet the New Girls.
Laughter hung in the air as the
sun cast elongated shadows on
the lawn. Students mingled with
faculty and staff and chattered
about plans and dreams for the
coming academic year. Little
Sisters were full of questions
about campus life and Big Sisters,
with at least a year of experience
under their belts, felt important
when they could provide the right
answers. The afternoon was such
a success that many hoped the
English Lawn Party could become
yet another tradition.
Jennifer Lewis, Nancy Hill, and Kelly Karras are
soccer playing pals who are glad to see each other ac
16 Big Sister/Little Sister and Pig Pickin'
This is the Life
On September 29th, we held
our first attempt at a "bring-
a-date" pig pickin'. Only a
few dates showed up, but the
function was still a lot of fun. The
Natalie Jones looks surprised to be the camera's main
locus. Maybe she's ready for seconds, and just wants the
photographer to make way.
band, Life in General, was the
highlight of the afternoon. Their
music was a refreshing mix of
their own originals and well-
loved favorites. They were
extremely enthusiastic and
encouraged the audience to join
in their fun by providing extra
noise makers such as, maracas,
a tambourine, squeaky toys, and
others. The use of these
instruments made the event even
more enjoyable. To top it off,
activities director, Louise Harris
and other Saint Mary's girls
joined Life in General on the
patio playing the instruments
and singing along.
Farrah Amerson laughs at what appears to be an inside
joke. Jenny Bennett, Ashley Thompson, Carrie Upchurch,
Evelyn Way and a date don't find it at all funny.
Apparently some people are just more easily amused
than others.
As Jennifer Rasmovich and Becca George walk over to
the refreshment stand, Charlotte Kosanin walks away with
a nice cold coke.
El Boykin, Katherine Wrenn, Ashley Smith, Raven
McDonald and Anne Helene Novak are delighted that
good old Chip bar-b-qued some mighty tasty pork for our
Pig Pickin'.
Student Life 17
We've Got
Spirit!
W
e've got spirit,
yes we do!
We've got spirit,
how 'bout
you.
Spirit Week is a time
for fun and friendly
competition between
students. This year's
events included Disco
Day, Nerd Day, Twin
Day, Saint Mary's Day,
a banner contest, a
kickball tournament,
and a volleyball game
in which the faculty
and staff challenged
President Jenkins sneaks in a little
practice before the big Faculty vs.
Students volleyball game. Very clever,
Dr. Jenkins, very clever.
Here are the master minds behind the
genius of the winning college dorm
banner, Jennifer Rasmovich, Louise
Harris, Cassie Warrington, Jessica
Hobbs, Allison Wilkes, Stephanie
Phillips, Kari Syrdahl and Tracy
Tranguch,
the students. The
students were divided
into teams by floor for
boarding students and
by class for day
students. The overall
winners were second
Penick, third Smedes,
and the ninth and
tenth grade day
students.
On the set of "Dazed and Confused,"
we. ..oops! My mistake. It's just
Danielle Little, Kitty Watkins and Emily
McQueen, all dressed up for Disco
Day.
18 Spirit Week
The ninth grade day students
transform into toddlers as they come to
school prepared for Banner Day.
LeAnn Earp, Missy Lund, Elizabeth Hill,
Sarah Hams, Nancy DiMaio, Katherme
Mitchell, and Catherine Cerne model
their PJ.'s.
Dr. Esthimer goes au naturelle as he
lets his true self come out on Nerd Day.
Not being the normal cool, suave Dr.
Esthimer, many students didn't even
recognize him!
The ever spirited girls from Penick
dorm flaunt their stuff as they form a
pyramid in the middle of the dining hall.
Student Life 19
Perfect Parents' Day
A crisp October day found
parents on campus going
through a typical schedule
with their daughters. Well,
almost typical because classes
were shortened to cover all the
activities on the agenda.
Registration in Smedes parlor
afforded parents and students a
chance to meet and greet over
coffee and juice and the dining
hall's famous poppy seed muffins.
Classes were followed by a
sumptuous luncheon after which
the Cold Cuts performed.
Other events of the day included
student artwork on display
around the campus, and
performances by the Drama Club
and the Performing Dance
Ensemble. Members of the tennis
team paired up with their
mothers to play a round robin
tournament, while the rec league
and varsity soccer teams joined
forces for an exhibition scrimmage
on the soccer field.
The day ended with a Sundown
Social on Dr. Jenkins' back lawn.
The highlight of the decorations
was the first place winning
pumpkin designed and decorated
by the ninth and tenth graders. A
country band provided
entertainment at the social. It
was a great place for parents to
get acquainted with each other as
well as with the faculty and staff.
Candler Vaughan greets her mother in the halls of
Ragland after a class. On Parents' Day all the students
were seen looking bright-eyed and awake, dressed nicely
for class. (As if we weren't like that every day!)
During the reception in Smedes Parlor, parents were
everywhere, following their daughters with folders in hand.
Kathenne Holt and her mom seem pleased to see each
other.
Allyson Scott's mother was among the parents who
came from near and far to see their girls on Parents' Day.
20 Parents' Day
Lynn Pritchett and Corey Mapes mingle with a friend at
the Sundown Social. Parents and students gathered in
the blooming backyard of Dr. and Mrs. Jenkins to enjoy
heavy hors d'ouvres and band music. It seems Mr.
Scarecrow misplaced his parents and Lynn and Corey
were cheering him up!
A man on campus! Eeek! It's Lee Posey's father,
accompanying her to class in Ragland. Lee's dad looks
over the classroom, observing carefully to make sure
everything is in order for his daughter.
"Isn't it just like high school again, guys?" Stephanie
Loy's mother reminisces. Stephanie and Anna Bradsher
Honeycutt apparently don't share the same excitement.
Student Life 21
Dig In! During the pumpkin carving contest, we rolled up
our sleeves and dove right into the orange depths ol the
vegetable. Hard at work are Corey Mapes, Lynn Pritchett,
Fiquet Bailey, Kathenne Holt, Elizabeth O'Donnell, Julie
Morgan, and Danielle Costineau.
Students were encouraged to bring a pumpkin and some
creativity to the picnic area on back campus. Ideas ranged
from painting to carving both silly and scary faces on their
pumpkins. The best decorated pumpkins were chosen to
be on display at the President's house for the Sundown
Social on Parents' Day.
Tossing out all the pumpkin seeds, Jessica Hobbs and
Allison Wilkes look happy to do so. Come on, girls!
You're supposed to toast the seeds and eat 'em!
There are my Crayola Crayons! Just kidding, it's the High
School SGA, dressing up for Halloween.
22 Octoberlesl
The Great Pumpkin
Affair
This year, Octoberfest was in
conjunction with Founder's
Week. Some of the activities
planned for the celebration
included a Cold Cuts performance
and a tie dye party on the dining
nail patio. Tuesday night was
saraoke and make your own pizza
night. Many students took
advantage of the opportunity to
ing along to their favorite tunes
n front of the student body.
Dthers had more fun laughing at
;he fearless performers.
Founder's Day chapel was
graced by the presence of Saint
Vlary's founding mothers and
fathers, only in costume of course.
A number of the faculty, staff, and
administration wore clothing from
the mid 1800s, the time in which
Saint Mary's was founded. That
same night, a campfire was built
on back campus. Here, students
made S'mores with marshmallows
roasted on straightened coat
hangers, combined with chocolate
and graham crackers. Ghost
stories were told around the fire,
and as a result, many students
slept in rooms with a large group
of their friends to ease their
fright. In Smedes, some girls,
who had single rooms, did not
sleep alone in their rooms for the
entire week.
On Halloween, a carnival was
set up in the dining hall. Most of
the social clubs, along with some
other organizations, set up booths
in which students played games,
such as bobbing for apples. Also
at the carnival was a costume
contest, cake walks, and fortune
telling by none other than Ms.
ESP herself, Madam Lou Lou,
Dean Jones.
Ellen Stecker displays her ringing school spirit by
dressing up as a telephone lor Halloween.
Ashley O'Brian, Leslie Allred, Elizabeth O'Donnell, and
Kati Chapman boogie on Karaoke night. The various
brave souls at Saint Mary's were actually convincing as
they pretended not to have stage fright. There was an
enormous list of songs to choose from that night. And in
case anyone forgot the words to the chosen song, there
was a TV screen to watch as the words moved down.
"Oh, what a night!"
Student Life 23
Puttin 1 on the Ritz
Is it possible to take a drab,
utilitarian space and turn it
into a place of magic and
mystery? The high school
and college SGAs with the able
help of Student Activities
Director Louise Harris did it!
The Elks Lodge on Millbroook
Road was transformed into a
dim, glittering world of
candlelight and sparkles. Long,
spangly ribbons dangled from
the dozens of helium filled
balloons that floated on the
ceiling. The floor was covered
with shiny, multi-colored
confetti, as was each table top.
Beside the candles on the tables
were top hats and batons,
symbols, of course, of "the Ritz."
Music was provided by The
Risse, from Durham, who
played a variety of songs
ranging from The Village
People to Van Morrison. In
fact, before the first huge wave
of students and their dates
arrived, the group played a
range of oldies for the
chaperones who were there on
time. Getting dressed up and
stepping out was great!
Elizabeth O'Donnell and El Boykin, are exhaust!
after a long night of puttin' on the ritz.
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having fun yet?"
Who's Chaperoning here? Jessica Hobbs and Holly
Evans keep an eye on Mr. Mathieu and Dr, Bauso.
24 Fall Formal
Evelyn Way, Elizabeth Davis, Emme Barfield, Ann
Helen Novak, and Erin Higgins take a break from
dancing
Danielle Ruffino, Lisa Mann, and their dates are
kicking it up and "puttm 1 on the ntz!"
Tracy Tranguch and her date are ready for the party!
The Risse did a terrific job of providing music for all
generations. But is that really her hair, or not?
Student Life 25
The
Grove
Glows at
Christmas
Lighting O' The Grove was
the last activity planned
before Christmas break to
bring together students, faculty,
staff, and family. The night
began with a special Christmas
chapel, where the new
marshalls' dresses were
blessed. Candles were passed
out at the end of Chapel and
the congregation proceeded
outside.
Everyone gathered
around the Christmas tree in
front of Smedes. Holding their
candles and singing carols,
anxiously awaiting the lighting
of the tree. Atlas Brewer did
the honors, while Evelyn Way
performed a solo. The crowd
was visited by Scrooge and
Santa, who reiterated to us the
meaning of Christmas.
As the chorale delighted the audience with their
lovely voices. Dr. Quinn directed. Toward the end of
the ceremony, Evelyn Way sang a beautiful solo of
"Oh, Holy Night "
26 Lighting 0' The Grove
Santa Claus pays a visit to Saint Mary's just long
enough to teach Mr. Scrooge the true spirit of
Christmas I just happen to have inside information
that they weren't really Santa Claus and Scrooge.
Maybe I'm not supposed to say anything, but it was
really Dr. Esthimer as Santa and Dr. Bauso as
Scrooge. What tipped me off? I saw Dr. Bauso's
daughter waving to him and saying "Hi Daddy 1 "
Scrooge doesn't have a daughter 1
Cam Ross, Katy Taylor, Karen Edmondson, January
Belk, Ryan Baker, Sherrod Sisco, and Shaner Garner
get together for the camera, candles in hand.
What angels we have as our SGA! That's right, the
student government dressed up as angels for the
Lighting 0' The Grove, sponsored by the
Granddaughter's Club. Danielle Little, Corey Mapes,
Kitty Watkins, Cassie Warrington, Emily McQueen,
Meghan Krell, Allison Wilkes, Adrianne Stone,
Charlotte Kosanin, and Jessica Hobbs didn't need to
dress up. We all know they're angels 1
Danielle Costineau, Sarah Barbee, Allison
Thompson, and Jennifer Spencer sing carols, and
receive a little warmth from their candles
The Christmas tree was on display in front of
Smedes for the Lighting 0' The Grove. It was
beautifully decorated by the SGA and Silent S.
Student Life 27
Two year olds they aren't, but they are precious!
Robin Thomas, El Boykin, Maria Granda, Nikki
Savage and Jackie Rogers are ready for their
bedtime story.
Santa NEVER looked so good 1 The Cold Cuts are
radiant as they contribute to the holiday spirit in
Smedes Christie Anderson and Liz Spratt brighten
up the parlor.
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Laura Montgomery, Alicia Isenberg. Erin Kiliany,
and Lai Johnson line up for their hot chocolate and
cookies.
Margaret McGlohon and Beth Jenkins "drive" this
particular Miss Daisy straight to the arms of a
surprised Dean Jones. Daisy is dressed in a facsimile
of the marshalls' gowns that Dean Jones provided for
the school.
28 Circle/Beacon Party
Twas
almost
the night
before. .
Who says Christmas is
just for little children?
It is for everybody who
gathers in Smedes Parlor after
the Lighting O' The Grove.
Circle and Beacon, honorary
leadership societies in the
college and high school
respectively, invite all the girls
to put on their pajamas and
come snuggle down with hot
chocolate and cookies to hear
Santa Claus recite "The Night
Before Christmas." The Cold
Cuts add new dimensions to
their performance by taking
on new personas. It is a warm
and happy time when we
celebrate the holidays and the
fact that we have survived
another semester. It is also a
time to celebrate the extended
family we are all a part of every
single season we are here and
together.
Speaking of personas - that Dr. E. is a master of
disguises, or should we say surprises? He just never
quits, does he 7 At least he had every single one of us
fooled. We would have never known it was him.
Student Life 29
The Way We Are
1
One needs only a casual
glance at these two pages
to see that we do love to
eat! Actually, we work hard
and we play hard. Life long
friendships develop around
shared popcorn, coke, pizza,
and food from home. We have
the wonderful ability to turn
the slightest event into an
occasion, especially if there is
food involved!
Once everyone was settled in their new rooms, they
didn't take time to enjoy them. They'd all leave and go
to someone else's room! Dorm life at Saint Mary's is
the best!
Melanie Holmes and Thronie Jefferson do the
croissants and coke thing at brunch in the dining hall.
There were just a few days between the end of
orientation and the official beginning of fall. The Labor
Day picnic is an annual affair anticipated by Jennifer
Hardison, Julie Morgan, Sarah Dowd, and Chandler >^t
Byrd.
30 Candids
Three childhood friends are still together as Seniors
at Saint Marys High School. Kate Walton. Dickens
Whitley, Ann Powell prove that true friendships last,
even when Dickens is a boarder and the others aren't.
Two day student beauties, Tyler Harris and Laura
Montgomery bask in the late afternoon sun during the
fall pig pickin". It was a perfect day for a picnic, as
their smiles show. Either that, or there was something
funny in that Coke.
Every day and night during the week of Octoberfest
brings new opportunities for culinary delights, as
Lindsay Hardison and Elizabeth Davis demonstrate,
Kelly Livingston shows true grit as she works off
calories on the stair master. Too many picnics,
lunches and brunches require diligent exercise.
Student Life 31
Ashley Smith and Raven McDonald are roommates,
soccer teammates, and best friends forever.
College students gather in the gym. This group is
comprised of Ashley Dawson, Sarah Paige Allen, Beth
Herring, Whitney Szymcyk, Mary Norvell Hope, Jane
Twamley, Christy Anderson, Kene Beth Ratteree, Brennan
Mosley, Deborah Aycock and Cyndi Warren.
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Beth Bernstein, Day Student, third from right, is spending
the night with friends in Smedes. Her welcoming
commmitte is made up of Laura Burke Davis, Eliza
Jenkins, Linda Lawson, Katherme Holt, Kimry
Blackwelder, Ruth Hearn, and Elizabeth O'Donnell,
They clearly have a destination in mind, but where could
it be 7 Jane Twamley, Ashley Summerlin. Cyndi Warren,
Christy Anderson, Charlotte Kosanin and Jill Djordjevic get
ready to hit the road.
32 Candids
\/\/ like to move around in
V V groups getting ready to
at. There is, after all, safety in
umbers. Obviously, the students
ren't the only ones interested in
Dod.
Along the Way
There is still a little girl lurking in all of us. Sarah Inman,
Evelyn Way, Elizabeth Davis, and Kim Kulers are so
proud of their artistry.
It's a feast, and Mrs. Hill is first in line HalHaIHa!
(Actually, she is uncovering the mountains of food the day
girls brought in for the Thanksgiving dinner)
Ashley Bell, Janet Uy. Brennan Mosley, Jane Smith,
Tracy Ivey, Amy Palmer, Ginny Jackson, Kim Newman,
Zoe Graham, Jennifer Zahren and Emmalee Jones
It's a Spiders walk! Ashley O'Brien, Kate Walton. M'Lee
Welch, Dickens Whitley, Lucy Heath, Nancy Sylvester,
and Emily Harer are amused at their antics.
Student Life 33
A Journey Toward
34 College Sophomore
Also Takes Us Away
'3 V
The end of
the
sopho-
more year finds
us on the brink
of yet another
bittersweet
moment. As
exciting as it is
to end one set
of experiences
to begin anoth-
er, it is with
sadness that
we realize that
our journeys
often take us in
different direc-
tions from the
places we have
been anchored
until now. As
we embrace our
young woman-
hood we sense
the poignancy
with which
the childhood is
left behind for
the ones who
hold those
memories so
close to their
hearts.
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Dreams Can and
\ ( Theonc they pick
44 College Freshman
Do Become Reality
D
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man reflect
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come from
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Divider 45
Deborah Aycock
Katharyn Baden
Ryan Baker
January Belk
Danielle Boucher
Jamie Branch
Tara Brown
Melissa Butler
Melissa Dew
Katie Duckworth •
Jeannine Eason
Karen Edmundson
Holly Evans
Sinclair Eowler
Shaner Garner
Becca George
46 College
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Christy Hall
Kiista Harmon
Melanie Holmes
Phebe Hubbard
Tracy hey
Graham James
Thronie Jefferson
Natalie Jones
Aya Koyama
Kelly Livingston
Amy Mackie
Ann Dial McMillan
Amy Morrissey
Kaori Numako
Jennifer Ormsby
Freshmen 47
Amy Palmer
Stephanie Phillips
Peri Potkovick
Jennifer Rasmovich
Kerie Beth Ratterree
Liz Richardson
Cam Ross
Margaret Rowell
Ellen Smith
Jennifer Spencer
Lois Spencer
Lindsay Stinson
Anu Sundaram
Kari Syrdahl
Katie Szilagyi
Katy Taylor
48 College
Allison Thompson
Tracy Tranguch
Candler Vaughn
Dee Dee Washington
Lauren Williams
Sandy Aichner
Amy Atkinson
Heather Brantley
Danna Danieley
Cecily Luta
Cecily Luta 's senior
portrait did not appear in
the 1994 Stagecoach.
ik's freshmen strike a pose before going out. They are Ann Dial McMillian, Shaner Gardner, Sherrod Sisco, Karen Edmundson, Cam Ross, and
Iran Aycock.
Not Pictured:
JulieAnne. Arnold
Germaine Brandt
Dayna Edwards
Kim Hassell
Elizabeth Kdlen
Lindsay Jones
Cory Maybach
Chris Peffer
Eliza Pittman
Sherrod Sisco
Jeni Stallings
Misty Taylor
Sarah Vanmeter
Kiera Williams
Freshmen 49
Wise Women Don't
50 Twelfth Grade
Have All the Answers
By now
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begin-
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stand how
much it is that
we do not know
and how far we
have to grow.
The end of the
high school
journey poises
us for our ini-
tial venture
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miliar realms.
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have been
loved and nur-
tured, we are
ready to face
what is beyond
the grove with
confidence and
compassion.
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Frances Carstarphen and Katherine Holt are dining in
New York at Roxy's in Times Square.
Andrea Aitken-Sprague and Tyler Harris as the
Doctor and the Yeoman in Dr. Gnssom's English
Literature class.
Twelfth Graders 59
Innocence is Bliss
60 Eleventh Grade
For many
students
the
eleventh grade
year is one of
transition.
Boarding girls
may be away
from home for
the first time
and day girls
may be leaving
familiar sur-
roundings and
old friends for a
second chance.
We all are
beginning to
wonder about
the abundant
opportunities
that wait for
us. Anything
and everything
is possible. We
do feel invinci-
ble.
Divider 61
Stephanie Abee
Leslie Allred
Farrah Amerson
Wendy Aukland
Hannah Baggett
Emme Barfield
Lisa Bauer
Louise Bauso
jenny Bennett
Beth Bernstein
Kimry Blackwelder
Ashley Blaylock
Keri Booker
LuAnne Box
El Boykin
Jamie Breedlove
62 High School
Jeni Burnette
Alicia Carroll
Christina Cerwin
Kati Chapman
Nancy Cobb
Elizabeth Davis
Laura-Burke Davis
Sarah Dayvault
Angie DeMario
Sara Dowd
Brooke Finney
Jocelyn Fuller
Sarah Givens
Maria Granda
Tracy Harris
Blair Hinton
Eleventh Graders 63
Heather H olden
Erin Holt
Sarah Inman
Eliza Jenkins
Kristin links
Christine Johnson
Emily Johnson
Kelly Karros
Laura Knox
Liz Knox
Kyrstin Krist
Mika Lanier
Jennifer Lewis
Christina Lind
Stephanie Loy
Becky McConnell
64 High School
Raven McDonald
Kristen Mitchell
Anne Helene Novak
Elizabeth O'Donnell
Amanda Page
Meghan Rowlings
Laura Raynor
Jackie Rogers.
Nikki Savage
AUyson Scott
Gee Suller
i'llyn Stecker
Adnannc Stone
Susanna Tantcmsapya
Ktithi Taylor
Robin Thomas
Eleventh Graders 65
Ashley Thompson
Lawren Townsend
Ashley Twiggs
Carrie Upchurch
Courtney Weill
Sydnor Williams
Katharine Wrenn
juamta Arciniegas
Susan Crosby
l.iz T.well
Not Pictured:
Erin Ragan
Sarah Vaughau
Sarah Viola
Ashley Twiggs, Sarah Givens,
Ken Booker, Cee Sidler, Hannah
Baggell, Courtney Weill, Amanda
Page, Alicia Carroll, and Stephanie
Abee are all piled on a couch at
Courtney's house over Christmas
break.
Kristen Jinks and Emme Barlield
are playing the Roomate Game on
Ihe stage of Pittman auditorium.
The game was an amusing way to
find out how much roomates and
Inends knew about each other
66 High School
Katherine Wrenn, Brooke
Finney, Elizabeth Davis, and
Mika Lanier.
Jackie Rogers is dressed up as
a lion for her SGA election skit.
She wants to be your pres!
Eleventh Graders 67
Spirit Conquers All
68 Tenth Grade
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The tenth
graders did
bring a wave
of spirit with them.
They believed in
the honor code and
lived by its spirit
daily. They got to
know each other
during a special
orientation event
which included
them and the ninth
graders on a week-
end beach retreat.
They brought ener-
gy and enthusiasm
to every activity
they participated
in from mixers, to
spirit week, to
slumber parties.
Their tender years
do keep them safe.
They are, in fact,
the wave of the
future.
Divider 69
Sarah Barbee
Eieia Branch
Tamara Cochran
Meghan Costello
Jeanne Jolly
Alice Manning
Annie Mason
Betsy Poole
Emily Rawleigh
Lisa Tippett
Donnell Turner
Emily Yerby
Not Pictured:
Collin Hanley
Nancy Hughes
Darri Washburn
70 High School
snth Graders Donnell Turner, Annie Mason, Betsy Poole, and Alice
anning enjoy the shady picnic table behind Smedes as they do some of
eir homework.
sanne Jolly, Emily Rawleigh, and Collin Hanley are in the lounge of
ll Park. It's their home away from home.
Tenth Graders 71
The Dawn of a New
72 Ninth Grade
Day
The ninth
graders were
so proud to be
here that it radiat-
ed from them like
sunshine. They
glowed with their
youth and their
freshness. Every
day was a new
adventure all year
long. The events
that took them off
campus - beach
trips, mountain
trips, mixers, cook-
outs - only height-
ened their antici-
pation of what was
to come. And for
them especially, a
whole new world
did open up. A
world in which
they were expected
to work harder
than they ever had
before, but a world
in which there
were adults and
older students who
were there to lov-
ingly teach and
guide. And with
the dawn of each
new day this first
year, their smiles
just grew brighter.
Divider 73
Catherine Ceme
Nancy DiMab
LeAnn Earp
Catherine Forsythe
Sarah Harris
Elizabeth Hill
Alyssa Holbrook
Anna Honeycutt
Amanda Horner
Kathryn Krouse
Erica hind
Missy Lund
Katherine Mitchell
Lee Posey
Crystal Pressley
Melissa Razabdouski
74 High School
Hunter Rion
Hope Valentine
Catherine Cerne and Elizabeth Hill with Faulkner. I didn't think dogs
were allowed on campus!
Amanda Horner, Catherine Cerne, Missy Lund, Elizabeth Hill, Sarah
Harris, and Erica Lind sit on the porch of LeAnn Earp's beach cottage,
where they vacationed over Spring Break.
m
Ninth Graders 75
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76 Clubs and Organizations
Iry Folk By Chance
It is a privi-
lege that we
are here. As
such, it is our
responsibilty to
try to give back
some of what we
have been so for-
tunate to
receive. All
clubs and orga-
nizations are
expected to be
service minded,
whether it is
collecting
canned goods for
the fall food
drive or volun-
teering at the
Crossroads
Program at
Christ Church.
Initiations are
often loud and
silly, but a seri-
ousness of pur-
pose underlies
each group.
Reaching out to
others is one
way to discover
our own truths.
Divider 77
Ashley Summerlin, Jean Lyndon, Sarah Page Allen, Beth Herring and Ashley Bell are college resident advisors.
College SGA members are in front of Penick. Seated are Nami Shiraishi, Charlotte Kosanin, and Jane Smith. Standing are
Cassie Warrington, Jessica Hobbs, Ashley Wilkes, and Emmalee Jones.
78 SGAandRA's
The high school and college SGA is gathered for a Christmas party with Dean Jones, far right, and of course, Daisy.
Jessica Thomas, Rebecca Ward and Julie Morgan, seated are high school resident advisors, along with Lynn Pritchett,
Fiquet Baily, and Linda Lawson.
Clubs and Organizations 79
Ninth grade class officers shine after having completed a hectic school year,
graders on campus, these girls had their work cut out for them
Since this was the first year we had ninth
And what a wonderful job Sarah Harris, Elizabeth Hill and
Lee Posey have done!
Tenth graders brought a lot of energy to East Park also. They were the mature ones! These five sophisticated tenth
graders are, from left to right, Sarah Barbee, Betsy Poole, Annie Mason, Tamara Cochran, and Lisa Tippett.
80 Class officers
Junior class officers line up in front of the fireplace in Smedes parlor. They are, from left to right Laura Knox, Katherine
Wrenn, Leslie Allred, El Boykm, Jackie Rogers, and Eliza Jenkins.
Senior class officers stand in the shade outside West Rock. They are Alicia Isenberg, Frances Carstarphan, Ches Pope,
Lynn Pritchett, and Evelyn Way.
Clubs and Organizations 81
Freshman class officers are left to right, Deborah Aycock, Ann-Dial McMillan, Holly Evans and Tracy Tranguch.
Sophomore class officers are Jill Djordjevic, Ashley Dawson, Randall Lathan , advisor, Ashley Bell, Jane Twamley, Laurie
Detherage, Brennan Mosley and Mary Miller Russ.
82 Class officers, Judicial Board, and HSRC
T !Tnn " dic ' al H Board , memt > ers P ictured ar e Dr. Steve Esthimer, Mrs. Nicole Hagan, Naomi Shiraishi, Ann-Dial McMillan
Jennifer Hardison, Lauren Townsend, Mrs. Georgette Campbell, Jessica Hobbs, Allison Wilkes, Mary Miller Russ and
Megan Krell.
High school residence council members are Mrs. Kim Gabele, Caroline Cameron, Amanda Teague, Elizabeth O'Donnell
Danielle Little, Elizabeth Davis and Erin Higgins.
Clubs and Organizations 83
Phi Theta Kappa, the college honor society, with members Emmalee Jones, Jennifer Zahren, Lauren Williams, Melanie
Homes, Holly Evans, Charlotte Kosanin, Danielle Boucher, Kathryn Baden, Liz Spratt, Nancy Etheridge, Georgette Campbell,
Mary Norvell Hope, Cassie Warrington, Beth Herring, Ashley Bell, and Brennan Mosley.
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The high school honor society is pictured with advisors Randall Lathan, Art McCrae, and Dr. Margaret Grissom.
84 Phi Theta Kappa, Honor Societies
The French Honor Society officers are Rebecca Ward, Adrianne Stone, and Kitty Watkins.
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The Spanish Honor Society officers are Jessica Thomas, Katherine Fowler, Jennifer Lewis, Advisor Karen Hillman, and Emily
McQueen.
Clubs and Organizations 85
The College marshalls are left to right, Stacy Smith, Mary Harvard Nolde, Lucy White, Suzanne Jones, Mary Miller Russ,
and Nancy Etheridge.
The high school chapel marshalls are, left to right, Ashley Smith, Laura Montgomery, Emily Jenkins, Julie Johnson, Alecia
Isenberg, Jennifer Harden, and Charis Saunders.
86 Marshalls, Vestry, acolytes, and layreaders
The members of the Vestry are, left to right, Beth Parker, Evelyn Way, Kim Kullers, Laura Ross, Charis Saunders, Megan
Krell, and Holly Evans.
Lay readers and Acolytes are, left to right, Evelyn Way, Mika Lanier, Jackie Rodgers, Robin Thomas, Krista Harmon, Laura
Ross, Lauren Townsend, Allison Thompson, Beth Parker, Megan Krell, Elizabeth Davis, Holly Evans, and Katherine Baden.
Clubs and Organizations 87
FinG ArtS Club Bottom left: Elizabeth Davis, Farrah Amerson, Evelyn Way. Top left: Robin Thomas, Beth Parker. Kim Kulers,
Jenny Bennett. Next top: Charis Sunders, Mary Gray Brunson, Carrie Upchurch.
SADD Front row: Kitty Watkins, Corey Mapes, Emily McQueen, Katherine Holt, Danielle Little, Kimry Blackwelder, Evelyn Way, Kim
Kulers, Eliza Jenkins. Second row: Stephanie Abee, Alicia Carroll, Maria Granda, Farrah Amerson, Carrie Upchurch, Elizabeth Davis,
Emme Barfield, Luanne Box. Third row: Julie Morgan, Heather Holden, Jennifer Lewis, Adrianne Stone, Elizabeth O'Donnell, Rebecca
Ward, Ashley Smith, Sarah Givens, Laura Burke Davis. Top row: Courtney Weil, Jocelyn Fuller, Sara Dowd, Jennifer Hardison, El Boykin,
Katherine Wrenn, Kelly Karris, Raven McDonald, Frances Carstarphen.
88 Service Clubs
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Habitat TOr Humanity Bottom row: Evelyn Way, Elizabeth Spratt, Farrah Amerson, Jenny Bennett. Top row: Luanne Box,
Kebbie Barger, Cee Sidler, Jocelyn Fuller, Carrie Upchurch.
Photography Club Bottom row: Josie Allen, Julie Morgan, Jennifer Hardison. Middle row: Becky McConnell, Heather
Holden, Sara Dowd, Stephanie Loy. Top row: Dr. Estimer, Gaelle Widmer, Mary Gray Brunson, Rebecca Campbell, Jocelyn Fuller,
Dr. O'Shaughnessey.
Clubs and Organizations 89
Four year girls completed their last two years of high school and first two years of college here.
The Granddaughters Club has members who are direct descendants of former Saint Mary's students.
90 Four Year Girls, Granddaughters, Atlas, and
Chorale
The Atlas has participants who hail from all over the world. Their advisor is Mrs. Georgette Campbell
The Chorale is directed by Dr. Wiley Quinn and accompanied by Mrs. Terry Thompson.
Clubs and Organizations 91
Day Assistants are Angie Demario, Cee Sidler, Kyrstin Krist, and Laura Montgomery.
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The Day Council is comprised of Krystin Krist, Jocelyn Fuller, Adrianne Stone, Cee Sidler, Laura Montgomery, Jennifer
Lewis, Angie Demario, LuAnn Box, and Corey Mapes.
92 Day Assistants,, Day Council, Circle Beacon
The Circle is an honorary leadership society in the college.
The Beacon is an honorary leadership society in the high school.
Clubs and Organizations 93
The Scoop group has students from the college and the high school.
Top to bottom, left to right are Sydnor Williams, Emmye Taft, Nancy Cobb,
Kimry Bloackwelder, Lucy Heath, Ann Dial McMillan, Kate Walton, Hadley
Watson, Debra Aycock, Sherrod Sisco, Sara McClure, Brooke Ramos,
Stacey Smith, Jessica Hobbs, Emily Farber, Cassie Warrington, Jill Kumper,
Helen Banzet, Holly Evans, Danielle Costineau, Kaki Berkely, Lucy White,
and Cindy Warren.
S.H.A.R.E. gathers outside the dining hall. Cooper Thornhill, Kelly Karras, Jennifer Lewis, Alicia Isenberg, Jessica Thomas,
Catherine Fowler, Liz Johnson, Julie Johnson, Danielle Little, Katherine Holt, Emily Jenkins, Emily McQueen, Linda Lawson,
Amanda Teague, and Frances Carstarphen..
94 Silent S, SHARE, SCOOP, UNDATETTES
UNDATETTES are, clockwise, Kitty Watkins, Ruth Hearn, Jennifer Hardison, Kim Kulers, M'Lee Welch, Laura Montgomery,
Ashley Smith, Mary Grey Brunson, Raven McDonald, Elizabeth Stark, Jeni Burnette, Amy Beasley, and not pictured, Corey
Mapes.
SILENT S from left to right on the first row are Nancy Etheridge, Sarah Page Allen, Mary Harvard Nolde, Cassie Warrington,
Beth Herring, Whitney Szymcyk, Alison Wilkes, Allison Hobby, Carla McMasters, Melanie Pirie, and Nami Shiraishi.
Clubs and Organizations 95
Abra-Ca-Dabra members are Jane Twamley, Cyndi Warren, Ivy Dunnaway, Emily Farber, Ginny Jackson, Charlotte
Cosanin, Laura Deathridge, Jill Djordjevic, Ashley Dawson, Tate Tatersall, Brennan Mosely, Helen Banzet, Brooke Ramos.
Spiders are, from the back, left to right, Allison Wilkes-Madam Spider, Hadley Watson-Parliamentarian, Lynn Pritchett-
President, Ches Pope-Treasurer, Ashley Wellons, Jennifer Kelsey, Julie Johnson-original member, Stephanie Loy, Jocelyn,
Fuller-Secretary, Lindsay Hardison, Melissa Martin and Fiquet Bailey.
96 Abracadabra, Spiders, SU, and Cold Cuts
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Cold Cuts in their new colors, as resplendent as Spring, are from left to right on the front row, Stacy Smith, Charlotte
Kosanin, Tate Tattersall, Liz Spratt, and Melanie Pirie. Back row-Ivy Dunnaway, Helen Banzet, Laurie Deatherage, Cyndi
Warren, Kaki Berkeley, Ashley Dawson, Kim Newman, Jean Lyndon, Christy Anderson, and Jill Djordjevic.
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MAPS- From the top left they are Jane Smith, Christy
Anderson, Jill Kumper, Danielle Ruffino, Mary Miller Russ,
Liz Spratt, Jean Lyndon, Stacy Dunikowski, Mary Penn
Anthony, Amy Palmer, Zoe Graham.
Serenitas Veritas bring a smile to everyone's face.
Clubs and Organizations 97
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Athletics pro-
mote sound
bodies to
accompany sound
minds. Fall sports
include high school
volley ball, college
tennis and club soc-
cer that this past
year was a mixture
of high school and
college players. The
high school basket-
ball season spans
the Christmas noli-
days and tends to
overlap with swim-
ming and soccer in
the spring. There
has been a tennis
dynasty here for
decades. Now we
are on our way to
becoming a soccer
and basketball pow-
erhouse. The girls
joining the various
sports programs are
not only outstand-
ing athletes, they
are extremely capa-
ble scholars, most of
whom carry a 3.5
GPA or higher. In
addition to the
usual bonds
formed among stu-
dents, team mem-
bers are molded by
a camaraderie that
is the result of a
unified effort to per-
form at the peak of
one's ability.
Divider 99
UNDEFEATED!!!
Ruth Hearn looks confused, but Tracy!
Harris, LuAnne Box, and Jeni Burnette have,
all the answers. Just ask them!
Sarah McClure instructs her worthy oppo
nent on the finer points of the game.
THE high school tennis
team was led to an
undefeated season by state
champion Jeni Burnette
and state finalists M'Lee
Welch and Ruth Hearn. As
PACIS champions, the
team finished in second
place among all indepen-
dent schools in the state
tournament. Coach
Gammon feels that "we
were very fortunate that
this talented group chose
Saint Mary's."
The state tennis champs are front row, left to right, Nancy Cobb, Blair Hinton, M'Lee Welch, and LuAnne Box. Standing
are Ruth Hearn, Sarah McClure, Adrianne Stone, Tracy Harris and Coach Jessica Gammon.
100 Tennis and Volleyball
VOLLEYBALL LIVES!!!
First row, Mika Lanier. Second row, Lisa Tippett, Corey Mapes, Courtney Weil, and
Betsy Poole. Third row, Emmalee Jones, Mary Grey Brunson, Lauren Freeman, Alcie
Manning and Blanch Hancock, Coach. Not Pictured: Laura Raynor.
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!ie team cheers as they win the point. Left to right are Lisa Tippett, Lauren Freeman, Alice Corey's form is as graceful as her figure as
anning and Laura Raynor. she serves the point.
Sports 101
Raise your hand if you're sure.
HOOPLA!!!
The basketball team,
coached by Davis Dillon,
played valiantly through
a tough season, ending with a
2-11 record. A big win came
when the Saints defeated
Greensboro Day. Through tight
defense and three point shots
from Elizabeth O'Donnell, the
Saints were also able to win
over Salem Academy and Hale.
Ruth is the W-O-M-A-N!
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All those dark uniforms and Jennifer. Boy, is she tough!
Elizabeth tries to get to Emily through a
wall of Hale players.
102 Basketball and swimming
WATERLOGGED!!!
Meghan Costello, All Conference swimmer, inhales as she swims the butterfly.
Despite being the smallest
team in the conference,
we finished seventh out
of nine teams. On the state
level we finished 15th out of 18
teams. Megan Costello, Kristin
Jinks, Lauren Townsend, Missy
Lund, Keri Bookers, Tracy
Harris, and Laura Knox all gar-
nered All Conference honors.
Coach Gabele only had one
returning swimmer from last
year and was faced with the
task of rebuilding a very young
group of swimmers.
wim team members are from left to right on the front row, Liz Knox, Keri Booker, Kristin Jinks. 2nd row, Laura Knox, M'Lee Welch, Meghan
ostello, Anne Helene Novak, Ashely Twiggs and Missy Lund. 3rd row, Coach Gabele, Tracy Harris, Lauren Townsend, Ashley Tompson,
shley Blaylock, Liz Ewell, Manager Tyler Harris. Not pictured, Erica Lind
Sports 103
Kristin Mitchell and Ashley Smith lead the
pack.
KK even took care of Jen-Jen after her
knee surgery.
Three seniors and the rest will be back
Soccer 104
How 'Bout Those Saints?
Get out of the way! Here comes Kelly!
Davis Dillon's soccer
team, led by Parade
Magazine's All
American Raven McDonald,
finished the season with an
incredible 15-2 record. They
were only a goal away from the
state championship in High
Point during a match that went
into multiple overtimes.
Chastity Clark, Rebecca
Ward, and Ashley Smith all
graduated, but the rest of the
team will return to bring us
the best soccer in the Triangle.
Raven and Eleia watch and wait.
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We'll miss you Little Bunny Wrabbit.
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ie rec team was comprised of athletes from both the college and the high school They
re awesome too.
Sports 105
College Tennis Reigns Supreme!!!
Coach Jessica Gammon instructs her
conference state championship team.
Poetry in motion.
Brooke Ramos is one of Gammon's top players.
College Tennis 106
Softball
Is
New
Spring
Sport
Blanche Hancock, back left, assisted
Ken George, back right, in coaching the
first season of Softball. Catherine Fowler,
Hadley Watson, Emmy Barfield, Emily
Jenkins, LuAnne Box, Emily McQueen,
Mika Lanier, and Erica Lind were mem-
bers of the fledgling team.
Catherine Fowler
McQueen's shoulder
studies the action on
looks ove
as Hadley
the playing
r Emily
Watson
field.
Sports 107
Student Life
And jeed tfiem on your dreams
108 Student Life
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Dreams.
Each girl
arrives
with her head
full of expecta-
tions. It is the
dream that pro-
pels each of us
forward, gives
meaning to the
work we do to
succeed academ-
ically and gives
us something to
anticipate at the
end of the work.
From orienta-
tion to gradua-
tion there is life
abundant here.
There are pic-
nics, dances, cel-
ebrations of sea-
sons, celebra-
tions of celebra-
tions! This is
the life.
Divider 109
FATHER DAUGHTER 1995
The Daddys arrived on
February 15, just in time
to register in Smedes
Parlor and head to the dining
halls with their daughters for
brunch. Entertainment was
provided by the Cold Cuts. In
keeping with tradition, the
ladies allowed their fathers to
take them shopping. It was dif-
ficult to walk very far at
Crabtree Valley Mall without
running into girls and their
dads. Later that afternoon, the
fathers who were not familiar
with Raleigh were given the
grand tour. Before the dance
students and their fathers dined
at some of Raleigh's finest
restaurants, such as the Black
Marlin, The Melting Pot and
Casa Carbone. After dinner, it
was off to the dance. The DJ's
played songs ranging from old
rock and roll classics to modern
day hip hop. Everyone received
a special treat when Cam Ross's
dad show off his singing talents.
Sunday's chapel service was
highlighted by a sermon deliv-
ered by Jessica Hobbes' father.
The festivities ended with
brunch in the dining hall and a
heart full off delightful memo-
ries for the daddys and their lit-
tle girls.
These girls take over the dance floor while doing the Electric Slide.
Zoe Graham's father is clearly with the
girl of his dreams.
What a crew! Taking a break from dancing are Hac fl
Corey Mapes, Emily McQueen, Emily Jenkins, Ruth (
Laura Burke-Davis, Catherine Fowler and their dads
110 Father Daughter Weekend
Mr. Ross and Cam take their turn at singing.
Brunch was sublime, it seems.
I Danielle Little, Linda Lawson
ti Pritchett, Jessica Thomas,
So this is what dorm life is all about?
Student Life 111
The Last
Hoorahs
112 Goodbyes
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STudent Life 113
Ribbons and greenery adorn the gates and on the facing page, even street lights.
The faculty processes in full academic re|
Kitty Watkins and Hadley Watson walk smilingly into the future.
114 Graduation
Chaplain Ellington leads the school hymn.
on 1995
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It was upon us before we
knew what had happened.
We were so caught up in the
journey that we lost sight of its
end. But after spring break
and the Easter holiday, time
seemed to roll away at a pac e
we had no control over. The
flurry of exams passed in a
flash and then we were
capped and gowned and lining
up to march around the circle,
through The Grove and right
down through the middle of all
those who assembled to
The handkerchief drops, signalling the end of the 1994-95 school year.
Student Life 115
Dean Hume and Dean Jones watch as Masie Froelich, Chairwoman of the Board of Trustees, awards diplomas to college sophomores.
Emily Jenkins and Liz Johnson process.
Graduation 116
High School graduation speaker Griffin
Bell with Adrianne Stone and Laura
Raynor, the first two Bell Scholars.
Jeannine Eason and Ann Dial McMillan College sophomores march through the grove for the last time.
marshalled the high school graduates to
their seats.
The final rendition of the school hymn for the sophomores.
Student Life 117
Faculty
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< 7fe one they pick the one you know by.
118 Facultv and Staff
Faculty, staff
and admin-
istrators
all enjoy a close
and special rela-
tionship with the
students that
extends far
beyond the class-
room. There is
always someone
for the girls to
talk to, whether
about troubles or
happy times.
From advisors to
professors to the
folks who work
in lower Smedes,
the support sys-
tem here is one of
the things that
sets us apart. As
we stated earlier,
we do love to eat.
Divider 119
"Vickie Allen
Secretary, 'Buildings and if rounds
Ellen Jew Anderson
Associate (Professor of Art
Chair, 'Division of Jine Arts
Joan (Battle
(Director of College Transfer 'Program
'Dr. 'Thomas (Bauso
Associate Professor of "English
Antonia 'Befi
Instructor of Dance
"Ellen 'Birch
"Jletcher Distinguished Professor oj 'Math
Lonsie 'Bolash
Library Circulation/Serials Supennsor
Atlas 'Brewer
'Mead oj Security
'Dr. 'Edward 'Burgess
Assistant "Professor of (History
120 Portraits
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'Dr. Joseph Caddell
.Associate (Professor of history
Qeorgette Campbell
Associate 'Professor of 'Biology
'Bonnie Clart^ %M.
'Director of 'Health Center/Head 9{urse
Sarah Claris
Secretary to the 'Dean of the College
ihhy Connell
Assistant to the Alumnae 'Director
\
Candis Co^
Instructor of French & Spanish
Windel Crawley
Director of 'Plant Operations
Coco 'Dains
Assistant to the Dean of Students
Sandra Della'Rpsa
Student 'Billing Coordinator
Faculty and Staff 121
'Bruce Diet
(Physics Instructor
Dave Dillon
Assistant 'Professor of history
'Director of Athletics and (Physical 'Education
Soccer and 'Basketball Coach
Michael TLdwa rds
'Math Instructor
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'Dr. Steven "Esthimer
(Hiram fuller
Chaplain
'(Ranlqn Professor of (Humanities
chair, 'Division of Humanities and Social
Sciences
'Buildings and "Maintenance Supervisor
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(KjmSerly Tionteki Qabele
Instructor of (Health & (P.T,.
Swim Coach
Jessica Qammon
tennis Coach
Thelma Qardner
Accounts Payable, (Purchasing
122 Portraits
%en Qeorge
Cam-pus 'Technology Coordinator
Softball Coach
Qloria Qraham
Library Coordinator
'Margaret Qrissom
Associate (Professor oj 'English
Chair, 'Division of Languages & Literature
Dr. 'Kenneth Quilmart
Associate 'Professor oj Latin
%e6ekah MdBane Qunn
Assistant Processor of 'English
9{icole Hagan
Assistant Professor oj Jrench
Academic Progress Coordinator
John Ham
Assistant Professor of Humanities and Social
Sciences
'Blanche Shade Hancock
College Placement Advisor for High School
'Volleyball Coach
Assistant Softball Coach
Louise Harris
Thrector of Student Activities
Faculty and Staff 123
'Betsy Hill
Day Student Coordinator
Publications advisor
%aren Hiffman
Assistant 'Professor of Spanish
"Hilda Holkmd
Administrative Assistant to the (Development
Coordinator
'Dr. John C. Hume
Dean of the College
Projessor of History
Mice Hunter
fMailroom Supervisor
•Krista Hurlbut
food Sendees Director
Tauline Hyman
Assistant Professor of Social Sciences
(fail Ivtu
Administrative Assistant to the 'President
'Mary 'Ethel Jacvcl^s
Director of finance
124 Portraits
(Dr. Clauston Jenlqns
'President of the College
'Margie Johnson
Receptionist/Switchfioard Operator
Sarah Johnson
Library distant
Mary Lou Jones
'Bean of Student':
Tracey Jones
Resident 'Director, 2nd Smedes
'Director oj 'Residence Lije and "Housing for
"High School
Allison 'King
'Resident Director, Penicf^
Director of 'Residence Life and Housing for
College
Sinn 'Kiser
'Resident Director, 3rd Smedes
(Randall Lathan
Instructor oj "English
'Bonnie Leopard
Secretary of College 'Transjer Office
Faculty and Staff 125
<B.J. Mathieu
Registrar
'Edward 'Matfiieu
dissociate "Professor of Chemistry
Chair, 'Division of 'Math and Science
Dr. Lucy Melbourne-Magdy
Associate Professor of Language
Linda Mueller
Instructor of 'Biology
Susan Musgrave
'Director oj Annual Qiinng
J. Author Mc%ae
Associate Professor of 'Math
Larita 9{elson
Computer Records, Development
(Dr. Margaret O'Shaughnessey
Associate Professor of 'English
Tatty (Peace
Custodial Supervisor
126 Portraits
%aty Peacock
'Math Instructor
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'Bookstore 'Manager
Cjisela Plemnwns
'Bookstore Assistant
Vickie Posey
Language Instructor
Division of Languages & Literature
(Dr. "Beth Proctor
Assistant Professor of 'English
'Dr. iVylie S- Quinn, III
Jletcher 'Distinguished Prof essor of
Humanities
'Elizabeth Shzaron
Instructor of Art
'Dr. 'Martha M.. Smith
Director of Library/ Academic Computing
Laura Starki
Instructor of 'Jrench and Spanish
Faculty and Staff 127
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Mary 'Virginia Swain
Communications 'Director
Terry 'Thompson
Assistant Trojessor of 'Music
Christine Thomson
Reference Librarian
Chip 'Williams
Assistant food Service Director
Anna 'Wooten-'Haivkins
'Associate Professor oj "English
Tad lignum
Atumnae Director
Martha W. Jates
Internal Auditor
Alice Zawadzlq
Associate Professor of "Physics
Christine 'Benshoff
'Reference Librarian /Catakyer
128 Portraits
'Barbara Elliot
Assistant Professor of 'Math
'Kurt Qulliland
Instructor of 'Biology and Tfysics
Juanita Reiser
'Director of Administrative Services
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'Eric Toss
Landscape Supervisor
'Henry %ead
'Director of 'Development
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Anne Soles
Assistant to the %egistrar
So this is what electncitions get paid to do..
Mr. Latban reverts to childhood in the East Park
lounge- as he sits Indian style eating his lunch.
Faculty and Staff 129
admissions Staff:
Catherine Scotf J
Admissions Counselor
Sefden Steed
Director of financial 'Aid
Jennette OierSert
(Director of College Admissions
'Barbara 'King
Administrative Assistant to Admissions
Director
Qretchen Smith
Director ofJiigh School Admissions
Tstborah 'Edwards
Computer Specialist, Admissions
Ashfey JieCden
Admissions Counselor
JitfSparks
Assistant Director of Admissions
%!R5i:
Maintenance andCleanina
Staff: *
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Resident Directors just want to have fun, too. Ann
Kiser, Tracey Jones, Mae Thompson, and Allison King
sing along on Karaoke night.
Dr. Bauso works hard to be fit by climbing countless
floors of stairs on the Stairmaster.
Maintenance are the only people on campus who get
to ride everywhere they go. Here Lou Kiefer is on his
way to save the day once again in his golf cart.
<Xgt "Pictured:
'Betty 'Bed
'faculty Secretary
'J\ay 'Durden
Library 'Assistant
Q. 'Dodge Qrecyhean
'Thinned Qivincj Officer
Faculty and Staff 131
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'Cause
Baby Look at You Now!
135 All Grown Up!
Baby Pictures 135
Chastity Clark
Congratulations Baby Girl!
....On to Your Life!
Love you always,
Mom, Aunt Rachel & Friend
Congratulations, you light up our life!
Love,
Granny and Papa
Catherine, your smile has given us
much joy and happiness and we are
very proud of you!!
love,
Mom, Dad, and Ron
Lauren Freeman
leman Jennifer Hardison
We, too, are wishing for a wonderful
and exciting future for you...
We love you, Lauren.
Mom, Dad, and Joyner
Congratulations to our dearest Jennifer.
You've made us so proud. May happi-
ness and success follow you always.
We love you.
Congratulations!
You will always be my "cat bird".
Love,
Mom and Dad
I said I love you and that's forever.
This I promise from the heart.
I could not love you any better.
I love you just the way you are."
We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom and Dad
Congratulations. ..We are very proud of
you and we love you.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Matt, Cassie, and Charlie
Showing the courage and determination of
your father you have achieved this goal.
Congratulations, Kat! I'm very proud of
you! Always remember to never ever give
up on your dreams. Thanks for being my
friend. I love you, Mom
136 Baby Pictures
Alicia Isenberg
Congratulations!
We are all so proud of you.
Love,
Mom & Mr., Dad & Carol
CONGRATULATIONS JULIE!
We are so proud of you!
Mama, Daddy, and Kristin
ISamantha.we are proud of you, happy for you,
land quite impressed with your remarkable per-
formance as a student. From this auspicious
Ibeginning who knows what's next, but we know
lit will be great! You light up our lives!
(Congratulations and love always,
Mom and Dad
Congratulations Jenny!
Love,
Mom, Dad, and The Boys
Congratulations Meg!
Much love,
Mom, Dad, and Hillary
Hold dear to those dreams that
bring you happiness!
Love,
Mom, Dad, and Jessica
Congratulations princess!
We are so proud of you.
Love,
Hal, Mom, and R.J.
Graduation is finally here!
Congratulations and Love,
Mom, Dad, and Allison
Congratulations!
Love,
Mom and Dad
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Emily McQueen
ir
Julie Morgan
Congratulations on a job well done.
We love you,
Mom, Dad, and Jason
You fill our lives with joy and happi-
ness. We are VERY proud of you.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Samantha, and Ashley
| Beth Parker j
l| <
Congratulations Beth! We are very
proud of you and your accomplish-
ments.
i Love, Mom and Dad
To Alyssa, our bringer of joy and our
beautiful scholar, then and now!
We love you,
Mom and Dad
Ashley, your smile has warmed so many
hearts. ..Your love has touched so many lives.
We are so proud of you and we thank God for
sharing such a special gift with us.
We love you, Mom and Dad (Matthew 5:16)
Dear Ash,
I've always been proud to be your little
brother and I hope that one day you'll be
proud of me. Love, Stuart
138 Baby Pictures
We are often judged by our greatest
achievements. You, sweet Elizabeth,
are one of mine. ..the daughter every
mother only dreams ofhaving.
My love always, Momma
Congratulations!
We love you!
Mom, Dad, Stephanie, and Nathaniel
Be happy! Smile!
I love you-
Mom
Jessica Thomas
We love you. You made us very proud.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Paige and Portia
Congratulations! You are a first class
act! We love you always,
Mom, Dad, and Tad
Never lose your sweet disposition and
beautiful smile. We love you...
Mom, Dad, Tiffany, and Jimmy
Kate Walton
Kate, over the past 18 years you have
amazed us time and time again with your
inner strength and courage. You have
made us very happy. We'll miss you.
LUVU, Mom and Alice
Congratulations-We love you.
Mom and Dad
You have always brought MAGIC into
our lives. You are a wonderful daugh-
ter, sister, and friend. We adore you.
CONGRATULATIONS,
Mother, Daddy, and McClain
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Elizabeth Dickens Whitley
My "Sweetee" M'Lee
-Dad-
We loved you then,
We love you now.
We're so proud of you.
'Morn,
Congratulations to our precious daugh-
ter! We are so proud of you! Thank
you for all of the joy that you have
given us! We love you-
Mom, Dad, and Field
Dickens Whitley
"Between each page of pain and
glory... You're the best thing that ever
happened to me." -You go girl-
I love you, Mom
V
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Dickens.. .Still waiting for Willie Braun.
We are so proud of you and love you
lots!
Dad and Tonja
Ashley Dawson
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A hearfful of love to our precious
Ashley.
You have made us so proud. ..AGAIN!
Keep your face to the sunshine, Ash,
Excellent!
Love,
Dad-B.J.-Ashley-Tito-and Rolleaux
Beth Herring
Beth,
We love you with all our hearts. You
are the most precious gift we have ever
received. We love you! Mom and Dad
1
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Congrati
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lations from Mom and Dad,
Emily and Andy
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Kumiko Kawata
Keep on going honey.. Thanks for mak-
ing us so proud. We love you.
Love, Dad and Mama
Congratulations to our one and only
girl! Love,
Mom, Dad, Gray and Eric
Love always,
Mom and Dad
CONGRATULATIONS NICOLE!
DON'T GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS.
WE LOVE YOU.
MOM, DAD, KELLY, AND HOLLY
Jill, keep on smiling!
Love,
Mom, Dad, and brothers
We salute your success. The best is
yet to be. Go For It!
Love,
The Family
"We must sail sometimes with the wind and
sometimes against it-but we must sail, and not
drift, nor lie at anchor." -Oliver Holmes
Keep sailing baby!
Love, Daddy, Mom, and Michael
We are proud of all you have accom-
plished!
Love you baby,
Momma and Weedee
We are so proud of you!
Love you,
Mom and Pap
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COLLEGE CLASS OF 1995
We hope that your smile is always bright and that
your lite serves as a light to all you meet in the com-
ing years. Be a role model for your peers! May God
bless all that you do and always stay close to you.
We're so proud of you! Love you "pieces"!
Mom and Dad
"Where's my Big Mac"!!
Congratulations Jane!
You are the greatest!
Love, Mom, Dad, David, and Steven
Look out world, it won't be long now!!
Congratulations Sweetie!
We love you,
Mom, Dad, Joanna, David & Chip
CONGRATULATIONS CASSIE!
You're the best!
Love,
Mama, Daddy, and Curt
Congratulations on the past four
years at St. Mary's. We are very proud
of you and love you very much.
Mama, Dad, Candace, -n- Justin
To our darling Jennifer, Thank you for all the
joy you have brought to our lives. Best wishes
for you as you graduate from St. Mary's. Who
would have ever thought that we would have
gone to the same school! With much love,
Mommy, Daddy, Hannah, Joanna, and Adelaide
The grass withers andtfkftowersfa.de- but the tove between true friends witt forever remain.
We share a special friendship that witt atways hold a ptace in my heart. Thanf^you for aft the taughs and
fond memories! Jou are the greatest 1 . 1 1 I tove you aft very much and I wish you the best of tucf^in years to
come, friends together, friends forever. Love, lAshtey
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Bits and pieces, Bits and pieces.
|People, people important to you, people unimportant to you, cross your
-Cije, touch it witu love unci carelessness and move on. There are people
I who leave you and you breathe a siyh oj reDief and wonder why you ever
Icarne into contact with them. There are people who leave you ana you
breathe a siyh oj remorse and wonder why they had to qo away and
|leave such a gaping hole. Children leave parents; friends leave "friends.
Acquaintances move on, people change houses. People grow apart.
|£nemies hate and move on. Friends love and n\oi>e on. IJou think on the
■many ivho have moved into your hazy memory. LJou fooR on those pre-
sent and wonder .
1 X betieve in a master plan in lives moving people in and out of each
other's lives, and each leaves a mark on the other. IJou find you are
|made up of bits and pieces of ali ivho ever touched your life, and you are
I mo re because of it, and you woufd be less if they had not touched you.
Hope that you accept the bits and pieces in humility and wonder,
■and never question, and never regret.
■ Bits and pieces, Bits and pieces. -Lois Cheney
|Thank you Jot making nnj years at Saint Mary's so wonder Jul!
.1 love you! JuCie Tohuson
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Shannon D'Amour
408 Hogan's Valley Way
Cary, NC 27513
(919)460-6734
Danna Danieley
10208 CreedmoorRd.
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)847-0041
Laura Burke Davis
One Lakeside Dr.
Henderson, NC 27536
(919)438-8402
Elizabeth Davis
936 Toxaway Dr.
Hendersonville, NC 28739
(704)697-8865
Ashley Dawson
104 Palmer PI.
Washington, NC 27889
(919)946-8887
Sarah Dayvault
3403 Dover Rd.
Durham, NC 27707
(919)403-0923
Angie De Mario
6121 PonderosaRd.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)781-4058
Laurie Deatherage
Rt. 2, Box 38
Washington, NC 27889
(919)946-6237
Kimberly Deaton
207 Selkirk PI.
Durham, NC 27707
(919)493-7386
Melissa Dew
208 Northern Estates
Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(919)443-1370
Nancy DiMaio
3115 Blue Ridge Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)781-0942
Jill Djordjevic
3602 South PI.
Alexandria, Va. 22309
(703)360-0745
Sara Dowd
105 Rothbury Dr.
Carthage, NC 28327
(910)949-3828
Katie Duckworth
415 Ivey Day Rd.
Oxford, NC 27565
(919)693-1212
Ivey Dunaway
201 Foxcreek Rd.
Anderson, SC 29621
(803)224-4221
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Stacy Dunikowski
4608 Interlachen PI.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)881-0140
LeAnn Earp
1008Queensferry Rd.
Cary, NC 27511
(919)467-775
Jeannine Eason
713 S. Sellars Mill Rd.
Burlington, NC 27217
(910)227-9702
Gretchen Eason
7308 Rainwater Rd
Raleigh,, NC 27615
(919)872-6767
Karen Edmundson
4212 Glen Laurel Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)571-1889
Dayna Edwards
628 Woodside Dr.
Mount Airy, NC 27030
(919)789-9449
Nancy Etheridge
1041 Wellington St.
Hight Point, NC 27262
(919)882-9766
Holly Evans
P. Box 128
Harrellsville, NC 27942
(919)365-7503
Emily Farber
2756 Old Point Dr.
Richmond, Va. 23233
(804)360-0748
Caroline Ferebee
3429 Brentwood Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27604
(919)876-3778
Melissa Ferguson
4101 E. Bannockburn PI.
Charlotte NC 28211
(704)364-4219
Meredith Ferguson
755 Museum Dr.
Charlotte, NC 28207
(704) 377-8602
Brooke Finney
10 Saint James PI.
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919)933-7616
Shannon Fisher
7300Laketree Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)676-7116
Catherine Forsythe
709 Runnymeade Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919)783-5445
Catherine Fowler
110Galway Rd.
Bristol, TN 37620
(615)652-7837
Sinclair Fowler
1812 Nottingham Rd.
Greensboro, NC 27408
(919)272-4329
Mary Frauengofer
1104 Chimney Hill Dr.
Apex, NC 27502
(919)362-1842
Lauren Freeman
1421 Lynn Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)848-0837
Jocelyn Fuller
306 Hillcrest Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27605
(919)834-1103
Shaner Garner
1750E. TexarDr.
Pensacola, FL 32503
(904)432-2626
Becca George
136 Pine Needle Rd.
Aiken, SC 29803
(803)643-8415
Sarah Givens
2308 Wheeler Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)787-3461
Zoe Graham
1485 Farrindon Cr.
Heathrow, FL 32746
(407)333-0532
Maria Granda
801 AlmeriaAve.
Coral Gables, FL 33134
(305)446-2155
Amy Grandis
806 Flanders St.
Garner, NC 27529
(919)772-8518
Jamie Griswold
4605 Hiddenbrook Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)876-2639
Christy Hall
452 Dairy Rd.
Clayton, NC 27520
(919)553-5208
Collin Hanley
2113 Saint James Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919)781-4517
Jennifer Hardison
P.O. Box 852
Blowing Rock, NC 28605
(704)295-4896
Lindsay Hardison
Rt. 2, Box 58
Cherryville, NC 28021
(704)435-4545
Emily Harer
1908 Sturbridge Ct.-
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)782-8465
Julia Harlow
101 S. Windmere St.
Rocky Mount, NC 27803
(919)443-9235
Krista Harmon
1002 Macon Dr.
Winston-Salem, NC 27106
(910)759-0765
Tyler Harris
633 Crabbery Ln.
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919)696-0716
Jennifer Harris
501 Oakdale Dr.
Ayden, NC 28513
(919)746-2297
Sarah Harris
633 Crabbery Ln.
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919)676-0716
Tracy Harris
3930 Northampton Rd.
Durham, NC 27707
(919)489-1090
Kimberly Hassell
130 Loftin Dr.
Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(919)937-2777
Ruth Hearn
3351 Sedgefield Rd.
Statesville, NC 28677
(704)871-8980
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Lucy Heath
21 Swan Lake Dr.
Sumpter, SC 29150
(803)773-7155
Beth Herring
2610 Bennington Rd.
Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910)486-4150
Molly Hesla
5937 Sentinal Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)878-4484
Erin Higgins
206 Gregory Rd.
West Palm Beach, FL 33405
(407)582-8645
Heather Holden
4914 Shady Pine Dr.
Greensboro, NC 27455
(919)282-7335
Melanie Holmes
1749 Dobbins Dr. Apt. #1G
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919)933-6755
Erin Holt
4100 Converse Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)782-9448
Katherine Holt
314 Lineberry St.
Troy, NC 27371
(919)572-2842
Alicia Isenberg
20 Jean Dr.
Asheville, NC 28803
(704)684-1036
Tracy Ivey
Rt. 9, Box 353
Henderson, NC 27536
(919)492-3872
Ginny Jackson
1212 Tennyson Ln.
Windsor, NC 27983
(919)794-2821
Graham James
108OakviewDr.
Darlington, SC 29532
(803)393-7235
Liz Johnson
1510 Carr St.
Raleigh, NC 27608
(919)829-1774
Emily Johnson
301 Holly Hill Rd.
Murfreesboro, NC 27855
(919)398-4142
Julie Johnson
Raleigh, NC
(919)821-1426
Lai Johnson
406 East View St.
Wadesboro, NC 28170
(704)694-5890
Elizabeth Hill
Raleigh, NC
(919)833-3356
Anna Bradsher Honeycutt
2322 Lake Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(704)787-3302
Thronie Jefferson
2804 Ashley Shores Dr.
Charleston, SC 29403
(803)566-1493
Jeanne Jolly
1213CowperDr.
Raleigh, NC 27608
(919)833-0981
Nancy Hill
Raleigh, NC
(919)833-3356
Blair Hinton
544 Hertford St.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)787-1567
Jessica Hobbs
835 Trollinger Rd.
Asheboro, NC 27203
(919)626-2137
Allison Hobby
700-301 Bishop's Park Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27605
(919)829-1988
Alyssa Holbrook
5104 Salem Ridge Rd.
Holly Springs, NC 27540
(919)552-8570
Mary Norvell Hope
1501 Maryland Ave.
Charlotte, NC 28209
(704)332-6899
Amanda Horner
400 Westerwood Ct.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)781-3268
Phebe Hubbaard
3 Plateau Rd.
Williston, VT 05495
(802)878-7351
Nancy Hughes
423 Weathergreen Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)848-9228
Sarah Inman
P.O. Box 246
Dublin, NC 28332
(910)862-2721
Eliza Jenkins
P.O. Box 250
Tarboro, NC 27886
(919)823-1769
Emily Jenkins
10 Shaftesbury Rd.
Ahoskie, NC 27910
(919)332-5595
Shannon Jenkins
12117 Strickland Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27613
(919)847-5641
Kristin Jinks
25 Autumn Woods Dr.
Durham, NC 27713
(919)489-0583
Christine Johnson
705 Presnell Ct.
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)846-2267
Emmalee Jones
17 Hamilton PI.
Charleston, WV 25314
(304)345-0325
Lindsay Jones
3709 Swann Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)787-2229
Natalie Jones
2423 Bel Air Forest
Wilson, NC 27893
(919)237-4046
Suzanne Jones
49 Raeford St.
Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28469
(919)579-5596
Kelly Karras
201 O'Kelly Ln.
Cary, NC 27511
(919)467-7147
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Sam Katen
Aya Koyama
Erica Lind
Lisa Mann
7005 North Ridge Dr.
93-1 Uechi Shimoji-cho
7408 Rainwater Rd .
1608 Hunting Ridge
Raleigh, NC 27615
Miyako-gun, Okinawa 906-03
Raleigh, NC 27615
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)872-5495
09807-66-6776
(919)878-7916
(919)848-2444
Kumiko Kawata
Meghan Krell
Emma Linker
Alice Manning
2-24-16 Uehara Shibuya-ku
1105 West Soundshore Dr.
206 3rd Ave. NE
3107 Sussex Rd.
Tokyo, Japan 151
Edenton, NC 27932
Hickory, NC 28601
Raleigh, NC 27607
011-81-33-468-5758
(919)482-4839
(704)324-7839
(919)787-5172
Jenny Kelsey
Kyrstin Krist
Danielle Little
Corey Mapes
1314 College Ave.
5720 Heatherstone Dr.
P.O. Box 1097
525 Hertford St.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Raleigh, NC 27606
Lincolnton, NC 2809'
Raleigh, NC 27609
(703)371-7459
(919)233-1408
(704)735-8075
(919)781-5230
Nicole Kerr
Kathryn Krouse
Kelly Livingston
Katie Marshall
223 Sondley Dr.
106 Beaver Pine Way
429 Fair Haven
216 Mt. ParanRd. NW
Asheville, NC 28805
Cary, NC 27511
Weddington, NC 28713
Atlanta, Ga. 30327
(704)298-2189
(919)469-5140
(704)846-4303
(404)252-6687
Erin Kiliany
Kim Kulers
Stephanie Loy
Melissa Martin
Rt. 1, Box 416
709 West Main St.
8401 CaldbeckDr.
815 21 st Ave. Dr. NW
Fayetteville, WV 25840
Mount Olive, NC 28365
Raleigh, NC 27615
Hickory, NC 28601
(304)574-2216
(919)658-5905
(919)847-8369
(704)324-0531
Elizabeth Killen
Jill Kumper
Missy Lund
Annie Mason
403 Bratton Ave.
4716 Snowmass Rd.
1006Queensferry Rd.
1612 Craig St.
York, SC 29745
Glen Allen, Va. 23060
Cary, NC 27511
Raleigh, NC 27608
(803)684-9852
(804)527-3933
(919)481-2385
(919)821-3450
Liz Knox
Mika Lanier
Ann Lunger
Cary Maybach
7504 Haymarket Ln.
2067 Kedge Dr.
964 Arbor Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27615
Vienna, Va. 22181
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
(919)846-5042
(703)938-3003
(919)761-8092
Laura Knox
Linda Lawson
Cecily Luta
Sara McClure
7504 Haymarket Ln.
6209 Heacham Ct.
131 Hawthorne Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27615
Wilmington, NC
Raleigh, Nc 27614
Raleigh, NC 27605
(919)846-5042
(919) '
(919)676-3696
(919)856-1690
Toni Kokotis
Jennifer Lewis
Jean Lyndon
Becky McConnell
508 Latania Palm
2104 Tyson St.
3001 Barefoot Trail
10728 Dunhill Terrace
Indialantic, FL 32903
Raleigh, NC 27612
Anderson, SC 29621
Raleigh, NC 27615
(407)984-7292
(919)781-2188
(803)224-7542
(919)848-1937
Charlotte Kosanin
Christina Lind
Amy Mackie
Raven McDonald
621 Arlington St.
7408 Rainwater Rd.
113 Juniper Ave.
306 West Parrish Dr.
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Raleigh, NC 27615
Wake Forest, NC 27587
Benson, NC 27504
(919)929-3249
(919)878-7916
(919)556-4906
(919)894-1182
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Carla McMasters
P.O. Box 271
Siler City, NC 27344
(919)742-3486
Ann Dial McMillan
4208 Harpers Ferry Rd.
Birmingham, AL 3521 3
(205)871-7462
Emily McQueen
814 W.Covington St.
Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910)276-2940
Kristen Mitchell
7801 Senter Farm Rd.
Apex, NC 27502
(919)779-4065
Laura Montgomery
1113Tazwell PI.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)781-9717
Emily Moore
4809 Hanover Ave.
Richmond, Va. 23226
(804)353-6738
Julie Morgan
679 Brownmire Dr.
Asheboro, NC 27203
(910)626-2800
Amy Morrissey
3703 Hazel Ln.
Greensboro, NC 27408
(910)282-0569
Brennan Moseley
491 Mockingbird Ln.
Spartanburg, SC 29307
(803)579-9069
Lisa Mulligan
234 Lynn Cove Rd.
Asheville, NC 28804
(704)253-9331
Kim Newman
601 Antlers Dr.
Sumpter, SC 29150
(803)469-2185
Becky Newman
6104 Redmond Ct.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)787-1613
Mary Harvard Nolde
504 Welwyn Rd.
Richmond, Va. 23229
(804)740-8660
Anne Helene Novak
5 Allee Rameu
Les Mureaux, France 78130
(0286)25-3642
Ashley O'Brian
465 Oak Point
Forest, Va. 24551
(804)385-8767
Elizabeth ODonnell
4318 Montage Dr.
Pensacola, FL 32503
(904)478-4652
Mayumi Okura
295 Hagiwaradai 1 -chrome
Kawanishi-shi,Hyogo-ken 666
(0727)59-8648
Lily Olive
5821 Mt. Sinai Rd.
Durham, NC 27705
(919)490-6944
Laura Oliver
5011 Trent Woods Dr.
New Bern, NC 28562
(919)637-1988
Michelle Oppegaard
P.O. Box 3031
Topsail Beach, NC 28445
(910)328-4531
Fleur Optekamp
1509 Marsh Haven
Johns Island, SC 29455
(803)768-4021
Jennifer Ormsby
2 Sommerton Ct.
Greensboro, NC 27408
(910)288-7840
Sarah Owens
8368 Greywinds Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)676-8927
Amanda Page
2901 Wycliff Road
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919)787-5734
Amy Nash Palmer
907 Westham Pkwy.
Richmond, Va. 23229
(804)282-6450
Elizabeth Lawrence Parker
911 Springwell Court
Cary, NC 27511
(919)469-0519
Christina Peffer
614 Palm Boulevard
Isle of Palms, SC 29451
(803) 886-8033
Julie Penta
8 Aurora Court
Durham, NC 27713
(919)490-7996
Kristie Perrin
3304 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27605
(919)782-7559
Stephie Philliips
310 East Donaldson Avenue
Radford, NC 28376
(910)875-4171
Melanie Pirie
2036 Kilkenny Hill Road
Mattrews, NC 28105
(704)841-1288
Eliza Pittman
3970 Wiggins Mill Road
Wilson, NC 27893
(919)291-3057
Betsy Poole
3700 Hillandale Drive
Raeigh, NC 27609
(919)782-4278
Ches Pope
940 Cashua Ferry Road
Darlington, SC 29532
(803) 393-4830
Lee Posey
9805 Tandem Court
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)847-3963
Sasha Poston
1426 Coster Road
Shelby, NC 28150
(704)435-5928
Peri Potkovick
Ann Powell
2736 Lakeview Drive
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)783-5549
Crystal Pressley
106 Black Angus Run
Cary, NC 27513
(919)467-1377
Lynn Pritchett
305 Hofler Avenue
Windsor, NC 27983
(919)794-4215
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Brooke Ramos
3511 Darwin Rd.
Durham, NC 27707
(919)489-7731
Amber Ramsey
921 Gumbranch Rd.
Jacksonville, NC 28540
(919)346-6140
Laurie Rasberry
8800 Morning Dove Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)848-3564
Jennifer Rasmovich
4405 Turnberry Cir.
Durham, NC 27712
(919)620-0533
Kerie Beth Ratterree
2411 Ainsdale Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28226
(704)366-0946
Emily Rawleigh
1903 St. Mary's St.
Raleigh, NC 27608
(919)755-0180
Meghan Rawlings
18 Winthrop Ct.
Durham, NC 27707
(919)493-0210
Laura Raynor
2511 White Oak Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)782-6594
Melissa Razabdouski
4805 Leithcroft Place
Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
(919)557-5429
Liz Richardson
100 Halcyon Rd.
Summerville, SC 29483
(803)871-3788
Alyssa Riggio
2717 Baronhurst Dr.
Vienna, Va 22181
(703)319-9113
Hunter Rion
3313 Old SaybrookCt.
Raleigh NC 27612
(919)781-0824
Joye Rivenbark
1700 Pony Run Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)872-1592
Jackie Rogers
1123 Country Club Rd.
Oak Hill, WV 25901
(304)469-9643
Laura Ross
R.D. Box 977
Roxboro, NC 27573
(910)599-8002
Cam Ross
680 Browns Creek
Guttersville, AL 35976
(205)582-1097
Margaret Rowell
805 Spring Dr.
Aiken, SC 29801
(803)648-6205
Danielle Ruffino
4011 WynfordRd.
Durham, NC 27707
(919)489-2718
Mary Miller Russ
P.O. Box 435
Shallotte, NC 28459
(910)754-5032
Charis Saunders
139 North Street
Darlington, SC 29532
(803)393-8957
Nikki Savage
Box 570
Fayetteville, WV 25840
(304)465-5157
Allyson Scott
506 Trappers Run Dr.
Cary.NC 27513
(919)467-1703
Nami Shiraishi
Route 7, Box 7274
Manchester, TN 37355
(615)728-2301
Cee Sidler
3202 Beaufort St.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)782-2263
Sherrod Sisco
105 West Gonzalez
Pensacola, FL 32501
(904)433-8437
Ashley Smith
305 Queensferry Rd.
Cary, NC 27511
(919)467-6014
Ellen Smith
1901 Lodestar Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)846-4084
Jane Smith
4842 Forest Ridge Lane
Columbia, SC 29206
(803)782-8599
Stacy Smith
8803 Norwick Rd.
Richmond, Va 23229
(804)741-5144
Jennifer Spencer
105 Rosecroft Dr.
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(919)338-1791
Lois Spencer
3309 Loyal Lane
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)848-4595
Elizabeth Spratt
115 Kanawha Street
Fort Mill, SC 29715
(803)547-2808
Jeni Stallings
One Nicklaus Dr.
New Bern, NC 28560
(919)447-7620
Elizabeth Stark
2207 White Oak Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27608
(919)783-6211
Ellyn Stecker
5541 Fox Ridge Rd.
Roanoke, Va 24014
(703)774-8124
Lindsay Stinson
Route 2, Box 242-B
Dillwyn, Va 23936
(804)983-3159
Adrianne Stone
1544 Carr St.
Raleigh, NC 27608
(919)834-5843
Ashley Summerlin
2516 East Pelican
Long Beach, NC 28465
(919)278-5254
Anunu Sundaram
P.O. Box 025262
Miami, FL 331 02
Melissa Sutton
5236 Knollwood Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)787-4952
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Nancy Sylvester
523 Neptune Dr.
Swansboro, NC 28584
(919)393-2552
Kari Syrdahl
P.O. Box 343300
Coral Gables, FL 331 34
(507)60-6914
Katie Szilagyi
1201 Ivy Lane
Cary, NC 27511
(919)319-8597
Amanda Teague
4418 Columbine Ct.
Charlotte, NC 28226
(704)362-1138
Mary Kelly Teague
4313 S. Hesperides Dr.
Nags Head, NC 27959
(919)441-1739
Jessica Thomas
103 South Fourth St.
Wilmington, NC 28401
(910)763-3337
Tracy Tranguch
100-L Shearwater Dr.
Durham, NC 27713
(919)544-7154
Donnell Turner
401 Marlow Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)787-2239
Jane Twamley
146 Ceder Hills Cir.
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919)942-8088
Sarah Vaughan
2425 Argyle Dr.
Raleigh, NC. 27609
(919)782-3747
Sarah Viola
P.O Box 1046
Hendersonville, NC 28793
(704)693-3365
Kyoko Wakamatsu
345 Chuzaichi-cho
Iwakura sakyo-ku
Kyoto, Japan 81-75-791-3502
Whitney Szymczyk
225 Bentley Oaks Lane
Charlotte, NC 28270
(704)364-7863
Robin Thomas
Route 1,Box279-B
Fayetteville, WV 25840
(304)465-1297
Ashley Twiggs
817 Blenheim Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919)787-4820
Jennifer Walker
1112 W.Lenoir St.
Raleigh, NC 27603
(919)828-5016
Emmye Taft
303 Kenilworth Rd.
Greenville, NC 27858
(919)756-3666
Allison Thompson
2619 Northwind Dr.
Richmond, Va 23233
(804)360-2830
Carrie Upchurch
P.O Box 38
Milton, NC 27305
(910)234-8313
Kate Walton
805 Lake Boone Tr.
Raleigh, NC. 27607
(919)782-0110
Susanna Tantemsapya
2025 Robin Hood Rd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
(910)721-1391
Tate Tattersall
620 Shadow Lane
Whispering Pines.NC 28327
(910)949-3663
Kathi Taylor
110 Koonce Cir
Jacksonville, NC 28540
(910)347-5366
Katy Taylor
3730 Barnwell Cir.
Pensacola, FL 32503
(904)434-9856
Misty Taylor
1957 Middle Rd.
Fayetteville, NC 28301
(910)485-5853
Ashley Thompson
4590 Clearwater Ct.
Dumfries, Va 22026
(703)670-2586
Cooper Thornhill
2632 Tatton Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27608
(919)755-0338
Lisa Tippett
1309 Hillbrow Lane, Apt 101
Raleigh, NC 27615
(919)870-8916
Jamie Tompkins
3505 Canter Lane
Raleigh, NC 27604
(919)876-1423
Lawren Townsend
1813WestoverCt.
Rocky Mount, NC 27803
(919)442-3634
Janet Uy
1120 Baileywick Dr.
Virginia Beach, Va 23455
(804)460-2334
Maria Uyterhoeven
549 Pine Ridge Rd.
Raleigh, NC. 27615
(919)782-7812
Hope Valentine
900 Marlowe Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)781-2546
Sara Vanmeter
512 Seminole Rd.
Chillicothe, OH. 45601
(614)774-6825
Candler Vaughan
1121 Arbor Rd.
Winston Salem, NC. 27104
(910)725-5666
Rebecca Ward
4311 Swarthmore Rd.
Durham, NC 27707
(919)489-4625
Cyndi Warren
305 Holly Hill Rd.
Murfreesboro, NC 27855
(919)398-3907
Cassie Warrington
600 S. Howard Cir.
Tarboro, NC 27886
(919)823-1813
Dee Dee Washington
1308 Collins Dr.
Burlington, NC 27215
(910)570-0865
Kitty Watkins
4025 Martin's Point Rd.
Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
(919)261-4288
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Hadley Watson
510 S.Clyde Ave.
Wilson, NC 27893
(919)291-7080
Evelyn Way
510 Throncliff Dr.
Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910)864-3008
Courtney Weill
2258 The Circle
Raleigh, NC 27608
(919)828-7092
Keira Williams
115 Sea View Dr.
Holden Beach, NC 28462
(910)842-3310
Lauren Williams
115 Sea View Dr.
Holden Beach, NC 28462
(910)842-3310
Sydnor Williams
2907 South Memorial Dr.
Greenville, NC 27834
(919)756-0765
M'Lee Welch
319 S. 13th Ave.
Laurel, MS 39440
(601)649-1494
Katherine Wrenn
303 Wilshire Blvd.
Wilson, NC 27893
(919)291-1823
Ashley Wellons
207 Mclver St.
Greenville, SC 29601
(803)232-1178
Emily Yerby
215 Lockwood West
Cary.NC 27511
(919)233-4452
Finley West
965 Scriven Dr.
Florence, SC 29501
(803)669-0359
Ange Young
1517 Clayton Rd.
Willow Spring, NC 27592
(919)552-9753
Lucy White
2404 Lake Loraine Rd.
Richmond, Va. 23233
(804)740-4342
Dickens Whitley
3102 Woodgreen Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919)787-2301
Gaelle Widmer
Jennifer Zahren
16341 Yellow Jacket Circle
Mooresville, NC 28115
(704)663-0569
Allison Wilkes
P.O. Box 248
Snow Hill, NC 28580
(919)747-8854
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